
Once she made the final mixture, she began to let other athletes taste her creation. Soon the athletes were swooning over the granola and they began to pay Jasmine for a Ziploc bag full of her Bulumu granola. In the meantime, she met Brandon and got him hooked on the granola as well. However, Brandon wasn’t just in it for the taste. He saw the business potential behind the granola.

Their success and determination is quite impressive, but it all began with the granola. I am a self-proclaimed granola fanatic so I was excited at the opportunity to meet Jasmine and Brandon and try out their product.
I started with the original flavor Red, white and Blueberry. The second I picked up the bag I could tell the granola was lighter. To my surprise, the oats flowed freely in the bag and there was no heavy clumping. I enjoyed this flavor. Even though it is common, it was delightful.
The second flavor I tasted, and has since become my favorite, is the Orange Ginger and Cranberry. Who thinks to put tiny chunks of ginger in granola? Jasmine and Brandon did. This unique granola mixture screams healthy since ginger helps with digestion and nausea.
From the get-go I expected the third flavor, the chai and walnut, was going to be my favorite since I am a huge coffee and tea drinker. Luckily, the cinnamon chai and walnut granola beats all expectation! The subtle chai taste, the baby flakes of ginger along with the crunch of the walnuts make this granola fun to eat!

With this granola having 50% to 70% less fat than other leading brands of granola, it is a healthy choice but it definitely doesn’t affect the taste. You can pick up your bulumu bag at Whole Foods, select Natural Grocers and individually owned boutique food stores. The granola is also available on amazon.com.
While the excited new business owners continue to grow their brand awareness I will sit back and eat my bulumu, as it has become my daily routine. I bulumu! Jasmine and Brandon are currently developing new flavors to add to the granola squad, which will be released in the spring. Bring on the new bulumu!